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Now: - Curve your fingers down, - Rest your fingertips lightly on the home row keys: ASDF JKL; - Palms parallel to the keyboardUse your thumb to press the space barHands open, palms down, press spacePress the space bar with your thumbThe home row is the "base" for typing. - When you are not using a finger, keep it on its home row base - Look at the keyboard on the screen, not your fingersType j with your right index fingerMake sure the caps lock key is upj is shown on the keyboard aboveYou are ready to type a simple word. LEFT a s d f HAND little ring middle indexType f with your left index fingerHome row, left hand, index finger = ff is shown on the keyboard aboveType a with your left little fingerHome row, left hand, little finger = aa is shown on the keyboard aboveType d with your left middle fingerHome row, left hand, middle finger = dd is shown on the keyboard aboveUse your thumb to press the space barPress space bar at bottom of keyboardPress space bar with your thumbTry a word with a right hand letter. RIGHT j k l ; HAND index middle ring littleType a with your left little fingerHome row, left hand, little finger = aa is shown on the keyboard aboveType l with your right ring fingerHome row, right hand, ring finger = ll is shown on the keyboard aboveType another lHome row, right hand, ring finger = ll is shown on the keyboard aboveUse your thumb to press the space barPress space bar at bottom of keyboardPress space bar with your thumbThe QWERTY row is above the Home row. - Type QWERTY keys by reaching up from the home row. - Bring your finger back to the home rowType s with your left ring fingerHome row, left hand, ring finger = ss is shown on the keyboard aboveType i with your right middle fingerQWERTY row, right hand, middle finger = ii is shown on the keyboard aboveType r with your left index fingerQWERTY row, left hand, index finger = rr is shown on the keyboard aboveUse your thumb to press the space barPress space bar at bottom of keyboardPress space bar with your thumbUse your index fingers to type the middle keys. (ty gh bn)Type h with your right index fingerHome row, right hand, index finger = hh is shown on the keyboard aboveType i with your right middle fingerQWERTY row, right hand, middle finger = ii is shown on the keyboard aboveType g with your left index fingerHome row, left hand, index finger = gg is shown on the keyboard aboveType h with your right index fingerHome row, right hand, index finger = hh is shown on the keyboard aboveUse your thumb to press the space barPress space bar at bottom of keyboardPress space bar with your thumbThe shift keys capitalize letters. - Right hand key: Left hand shift - Left hand key: Right hand shift - Shift with little finger - Keep index finger on home rowHold down the left shift and type HType H while holding down left shiftLeft shift + h = HHold down the right shift and type AType A while holding down right shiftRight shift + a = AExcellent! Remember: - Return your fingers to the home row.Use your thumb to press the space barPress space bar at bottom of keyboardPress space bar with your thumbUse the Return key at the end of a line. - Keep your finger on the j - Stretch your little finger to the Return keyType Return with your right little fingerReturn is on the right of the keyboardReturn is to the right of ;You are ready to type! 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not accustom yourself to use big words for little matters.Nothing is particularly hard if you divide it into small jobs.The art of being wise is the art of knowing what to overlook.You may be disappointed if you fail, but you are doomed if you don't try.A man's reach must exceed his grasp, or what's a heaven for?The secret of making oneself tiresome is not to know when to stop.When your work speaks for itself, don't interrupt.The best way to cheer yourself up is to try to cheer somebody else up.A foolish consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds.When you are in Rome live in the Roman style.A salesman has got to dream, boy. It comes with the territory.To thine own self be true.Do not the most moving moments of our lives find us without words?Egotism is the anesthetic that dulls the pain of stupidity.Men are not against you; they are merely for themselves.Zest is the secret of all beauty.Conceit is God's gift to little men.A committee is a group that keeps minutes and loses hours.No one can make you feel inferior without your consent.Laugh at yourself first, before anybody else can.If you have a job without aggravations, you don't have a job.You will always underestimate the future.No nation has friends, only interests.Babe Ruth struck out 1330 times.If a man has common sense, he has all the sense there is.If horses could paint they would draw gods like horses.All simple statements are wrong.A pinch of probably is worth a pound of perhaps.The most difficult secret for a man to keep is his own opinion of himself.The average score for bowlers is 154 points.A perfect game in bowling is 300 points.100 words in the English language constitute 75% of the words most often used.Red blood cells live 120 days.Benjamin Franklin is the inventor of swim fins.Over 30,000 books are copyrighted in the United States every year.The English word with the most consecutive vowels is queuing.The word with the most consecutive consonants is latchstring.E is the most commonly used letter in English.The word smog was invented by a London newspaper editor in 1905.In 1978 Americans ate 2 billion pounds of cookies.Over half of all American households have a Sears credit card.An average person eats about a ton of food and drink a year.A gorilla lives about 60 years.Heartbeats per minute: mouse 50; human 80; elephant 20.A marathoner runs at a speed of 10 miles per hour.A ping pong ball weighs about one-tenth of an ounce.The glue on the back of a postage stamp contains 1/10 of a calorie.Three out of four Utah residents are Mormon.In 1982, 1,861 million books were sold in America.The most likely roll of two dice is 7 (1/6th of the time).The address of the White House is 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, DC.There is no education like adversity.He who waits to do a great deal of good at once will never do anything.Common sense is instinct, and enough of it is genius.Better bend than break.He is well paid that is well satisfied.Men do not stumble over mountains, but molehills.It is not worthwhile to go around the world to count the cats in Zanzibar.See one promontory, one mountain, one sea, one river, and see all.If you don't say anything, you won't be called upon to repeat it.Any fool can make a rule, and every fool will mind it.Zeus was the ruler of the heavens.The three most frequently used words are: the; of; and.The, of, and, to, and a account for 18% of written words.He jests at scars that never felt a wound.If the blind lead the blind, both shall fall into a ditch.Be nice to people on your way up because you'll meet them on your way down.Our best thoughts come from others.It is impossible to defeat an ignorant man in argument.Brevity is the soul of wit.A verbal contract isn't worth the paper it's written on.No army can withstand the strength of an idea whose time has come.Every reform movement has a lunatic fringe.Reckless youth makes rueful age.In quarreling the truth is always lost.Nothing endures but personal qualities.All I know is what I see in the papers.The heart is never neutral.The love of money is the root of all evil.A fool and his money are soon parted.Misery acquaints a man with strange bedfellows.The better part of valor is discretion.Cleverness is not wisdom.In the world of the blind, the one-eyed man is king.A stitch in time saves nine.aDon't count your chickens before they are hatched."Let's put a bell around the cat's neck," said a young mouse."But who will put the bell there?" asked another mouse.Necessity is the mother of invention.He laughs best who laughs last.There is always someone worse off than yourself.He who plays a trick must be able to take a joke.Hansel walked behind his stepmother, dropping bread crumbs one at a time.Rapunzel, Rapunzel, let down your hair.A beaver's dam can change the course of a river.The path geese take home is called a flyway.The last dinosaur lived 65 million years ago.A golden eagle has a seven-foot wing span."Who's that tripping over my bridge?" roared the troll.Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious!All baby kangaroos are called "joey."A group of kangaroos is called a mob.Kindergarten means "children's garden" in German.Fiddle dee dee, fiddle dee dee, the fly has married the bumblebee!You can always tell your neighbor, can always tell your pal, if you've ever navigated on the Erie Canal.To dream what your dog dreams, put a lock of its hair under your pillow.Legend has it that dogs with seven toes can see ghosts.A flying squirrel will always bark when it sees a ghost.You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make him drink.To catch a rabbit, put salt on its tail.Snug as a bug in a rug.Slower than molasses in January.Witches cannot cross running water except in an eggshell.Some folks say that a tree will live longer if a child plants it.There are eight bits in a byte of computer information.Starlight can take two thousand years to reach earth.Even light cannot escape from a black hole.Precious metals are formed in a supernova, the explosion of a star.An ice skater speeds her spin by pulling in her arms.The earth is 4.6 billion years old, according to most scientists.Man has been on the earth for less than 5 million years.200 million years ago there was only one big continent called "Pangaea."Oceans cover almost three quarters of the earth's surface.The average comet is about the size of a mountain.The surface of Venus is hot enough to melt lead.Mountains on Mars can be twice as high as Mount Everest.Jupiter has at least seventeen moons.Besides Saturn, Jupiter and Uranus also have rings.There are 42,000 doorknobs in the World Trade Center.Each floor of the World Trade Center is the size of a football field.Winter temperatures in the Arctic average under 50 degrees below zero (Fahrenheit).The Old Faithful geyser blows every hour for about four minutes.Horses are measured in four-inch units called hands.The inch began as three grains of barley laid next to each other.A fortnight is two weeks.Most of the energy in the world comes originally from the sun.Australians call hurricanes "fwilly-willies."Hurricanes can have winds of over 200 miles per hour.Let sleeping dogs lie.All bark and no bite.April showers bring May flowers.If one person yawns, everyone in the room will yawn.Haste makes waste.Better late than never.Good as gold.Busy as a bee.Strong as an ox.Mad as a hornet.Johnny Appleseed wore a tin kettle on his head.Dorothy clicked her heels and said, "There's no place like home."Jack sold his mother's cow for some magic beans.The glass slipper fit Cinderella perfectly."The British are coming!" yelled Paul Revere.One quarter of all the people in the world live in China.To signal trouble, fly the American flag upside down.There are Boy Scouts in over 100 countries.Idaho is famous for its potatoes.Montana calls itself "Big Sky Country."Alaska is the biggest state.Rhode Island is the smallest state.Florida has more coastline than California.Texas was once its own country.The biggest city in the United States is New York.Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn ran away to an island.Hickory dickory dock, the mouse ran up the clock.Cold hands, warm heart.The alarm clock was invented 200 years ago.Tortoises can live up to 200 years.A penny saved is a penny earned.An apple a day keeps the doctor away.Jaguars are afraid of dogs.Hummingbirds can fly backwards.An elephant can hear a mouse's footsteps.The fin on the back of a fish is called the dorsal fin.There are over 3,000 human languages.In ancient Rome, only emperors could wear purple.The letter 'A' began as a symbol for oxen.There are 206 bones in the human body.About 5 million skin cells would fit onto a postage stamp.There are over 100,000 hairs on your head.The turtle beat the hare."The Hatter was quite mad," thought 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bottles of beer1600 Pennsylvania AvenueJuly 4, 177640 rods is 1 furlong1 gallon is 3.7854 liters1 bushel is 4 pecks1 ounce is 3.1103 grams2 pints is 1 quart16 ounces is 1 pound1 kilometer is 3280.8 feetMarch 10, 1876 was the date of the first telephone messageJanuary 31, 1958 was the launching of the first U.S. satellite88 piano keys1985 was 4683 in the Chinese calendarDecember 16, 1773 Boston Tea Party10 Downing St. Home of British Prime Minister11 Downing St. Home of Chancellor of the Exchequer12 Downing St. Home of Government Chief WhipSecret Agent 007101 Dalmatians105 Elements137596 Sam Spade's license number186,272: speed of light in miles per secondPi equals 3.1415926564 squares on a chessboard17,576,000 license plate combinations of 3 letters and 3 numbers26 miles, 385 yards Length of Olympic marathon206 bones in the human body336 dimples on a golf ballMt. Everest is 29,028 feet above sea level98.6 degrees: normal body temperature640 acres is 1 square mileTrack 29Stalag 1776 trombonesFahrenheit 4517 Up149256 hams75 joggers67 tugs657 boys6 fathers65 banjos57 bugs6 teeth76 trumpetsfifty 50sfifty-five 55s66 turkeys56 gourmets65 tunas75 furs77 muffins765 figs45 frills47 jigs54 films74 hymns4 vans47 men74 vines38 kites83 combs3 cookies34 deeds87 junks73 decisions87 nails35 checks84 rivers43 cynics6 years33 days73 editions36 yams35 toys67 uncles8 ices83 chickens44 floors55 tins66 yarns77 jewels76 hats45 girls73 crumbs37 mugs2 winners29 lions92 songs82 saxes62 waxes99 owls98 kites29 sows52 seams2 wigs9 logs89 oils23 dreams99 lassos95 games56 feet76 yards8 inches23 decades33 cords32 walls1 quiz10 pizzas100 percent90 pots19 lads901 zebras701 apples80 pills1900 pros70 passed10 pails900 potatoesat the age of 2150 statesthe 7 seas42 saxesAt 1 o'clock sharp!1 @ 2 pounds and 2 @ 1 poundChattanooga Choo Choo Track #29Salmon Chase is on the $10,000 bill20% of the people do 80% of the workThe ^ sign is called the caratC. & O. Canal20% of all U.S. driving is done on interstates.Secret Agent 86 (Maxwell Smart)Sanford & Son{jflat-footedpush-over23.5% votedHe's finished; she's notWe'll be there, won't we?Dear Sir:Gentlemen:out-of-townwell-knownmother-in-lawdrive-inMason-Dixon linetwo-by-fourmid-west10-12 year-oldsThe results: 95% passedWhere's the light?15% applied$750/week$10.00 evenThe 12:05 bus is here!The 3:30 show5 tickets @ $5/ticket6 + 6 = 12(balls, bats, mitts and masks"This is it!""Oh!" he cried."How?" she asked.The plane @ 5:05 P.M.The 9:30 appt.Mon, Dec. 23Dinner @ 8 o'clockFour @ 4 o'clockRoom size: 12'6" x 14'2 @ $7.85 (wholesale)Run 5 miles/day65% humiditya 15% raise5' of snow/year"How do you do?"The 3:45 bus is late.It's not here yet!Where's the entrance?90% bought tickets (for tonight).It's the best!Here is that one!Train #45 on track #4.M*A*S*HHow's the water?He ran it in 10" flat!"Oh!""Help!""What's that?"$7.98 a pairBed & Breakfast Inn3 o'clock (or later)25 % off1/30/89Phone #555-1343Meet @ 2 o'clock"I won!"$3/dozen* is an asterisk10:10 trainTrack #45All aboard!12:30 P.M.Open 9:30-5:302/14/7595% attended@ $1.29/lb.20 lbs. @ .39/lb.$1,000,000 jackpot!C&O Canal50% off salePhone #(201) 555-1212the winners (in the under 10 category)3 + 3 = 65 < (is less than) 8Is this it? Yes!Where's the station?He said, "She's found it!"525 Main St., Home Town, U.S.A.It'll wait, won't it?It measures 36" x 24".216 Woods, Apt. #5A3/4 of a mile60 words/min.25 W. Main St., Suite #100Apartment #34G (on the 34th floor)She's 5'7"He's 6'2"3 bulbs @ 75 wattsRent: $500/monthPhone #: (212) 555-1297It's hot! (96 degrees)At 1 o'clock sharp!1 @ 2 pounds and 2 @ 1 pound.Chattanooga Choo Choo Track #29Salmon Chase is on the $10,000 bill.99% fat free20% of the people do 80% of the workThe ^ sign is called the carat.Chase & Sanborne coffee20% of all U.S. driving is on interstates.Secret Agent 86 (Maxwell Smart)WMKing Kong rang the gongthe notion of motion in lotionthe action of motion is rationalthe option of rationing the potionlocomotion attraction at the stationRuth has math in mindthick thighs bring sighsping pong brang ying yangping pong in Hong Kongcandy is dandy and brandy is handythe thugs are thick as thievesspend to mend the fender benderring a ding a linglend a friend a handEthel is ethicalthink thin eat thinbang a bongo sing a songground round by the poundthe truth is ethicalnational rationing is an optionsing a song of ping pongsinging is bringing the ringingthis is the thingthe thought is enoughthe eighth afghan from Ghanabright in the right lightnight flight is our plightangry angels fling bongosthe grand stand is blandfond of the sandy blondfind a sound bond fundfiends bend friends mendtough enough to cougha ghost aghast at a ghouldough is tight in the ghettomight fight tonight if rightkind hands mend woundsbind the bonds in a round bundleEthel has tough teetha myth a month is enougha trend bends in the windthe danger of the young going wrongbring a tangy mangothen they thought through the lingobeing young among aging kingssuing is using the wrong angleThor thought that they thanked themfind a panda in a pondstanding around is a grindaction is caution in motionthe solution to fractions is intuitionfiends defend pollutionthrow caution to the windration the lotion with cautionthe attraction of fractions in tractionthe night light is brightthe length of light is slightshe sought light weightsleigh flight tonightthe tough might fight the ghostlaugh right through the nightHugh ought to hang toughthough thought through enoughthen there were threehe thought the notion was rightthe thrill of the spring flingwinging the swinging lingothe function of fractions is distractiondoing the right thingmoths flying to the lightbonds that bind friend and fiendlaughing ought to fight frightblend a portion with the potionthe band sang the wrong songhind sight is kind to the mindthe things Thad thoughtethics is worth thinking 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Calvin Coolidge went abroad after her husband died and she was afraid there would be an unnecessary fuss made over the wife of an ex-president. "Don't worry," her traveling companion said. "Where we will be going, no one keeps track of one president or another." And no one did bother her, until in a small Italian town they received word that reservations had been made for them in the next town. This sounded ominous and when they arrived at the hotel they were greeted by the hotel owner. Bowing deeply he said, "We are proud to welcome the wife of the great president of the United States. Will you register, Mrs. Lincoln?"The White House was undergoing periodic repairs. President Calvin Coolidge found his way to the attic one day and the contractor and architect were studying the rafters and beams. The architect pointed out how badly burned the timbers were from the fire the British set in 1814. The timbers needed replacing, but the question was, should it be done with wood or more expensive steel? The President examined the damaged wood and told the contractor, "All right. Put in steel beams and send the bill to the King of England."When Truman returned to Independence, Missouri to vote in the 1948 elections, a group of news reporters was assigned to stay close to him at all times. They landed at the Kansas City airport and found the President had already arrived and was on his way home. With a noisy police escort scattering traffic out of the way, they raced after him in a press car, but when they arrived at the President's home he wasn't there. He turned up sometime later and a reporter asked what had happened. "Oh," said Truman, "we were stopped by a police car and had to pull over. Seems there were some very important people going through town."The man's peculiar habit was becoming impossible to live with: he couldn't finish a sentence without snapping his fingers. Finally his wife persuaded him to go and see a psychiatrist. During the interview with the therapist the man's finger snapping habit appeared. "Do you love your wife? Do you argue?" "Oh no (snap), she's a wonderful woman," the man said. "What about your work? Your boss?" "My boss (snap), he's a great guy. Terrific to work with." (Snap) "What about your parents?" "No problem (snap). They're great too. (Snap)" The doctor was getting desperate. "Then why are you constantly snapping your fingers?" "Oh," the man said. (Snap) "That's to keep the elephants away." "But there aren't any elephants within 2000 miles of here," the therapist said. "See? (snap) I told you it keeps elephants away."The late Rabbi Stephen S. Wise, a dynamic speaker, opened a talk one day with: "When I make a speech, I actually make three speeches. The first is the one I prepare before I even see my audience, and let me tell you, it's an excellent speech. Then I face the audience, and I somehow feel this is not quite the right speech for this audience. So I tear up my first speech and deliver an impromptu one. There again it's a wonderful speech. Then comes the time for me to go home and I think of what I should have said. That is the best speech of all. So, if you want to hear a good speech, walk home with me tonight."During his campaign for governor of New Jersey in 1940, Charles Edison, son of the inventor, introduced himself by explaining: "People will inevitably associate me with my father, but I would not have anyone believe that I am trading on the name Edison. I would rather have you know me merely as the result of one of my father's earlier experiments."A student government officer at the University of San Francisco wrote concerning the use of the honor system during exams. He received this reply: "The University abandoned the honor system several years ago when it became evident that the professors had the honor and the students had the system."A young English reporter was frequently reprimanded for relating too many details. Warned to be brief, he turned in the following: "A shooting affair occurred last night. Sir Dwight Hopeless, a guest at Lady Panmore's ball, complained of feeling ill, took a highball, his hat, his coat, his departure, no notice of his friends, a taxi, a pistol from his pocket, and finally his life. Nice chap. Regrets and all that sort of thing."In 1928 thirty-three year old Paul Galvin had already failed twice in business, having been forced out of the storage battery business by competition. Undaunted, Galvin attended the auction of his own business and with $750 he bought back the battery eliminator portion of it. That was the beginning of Motorola. Upon his retirement in the 1960's Galvin said "Do not fear mistakes. You will know failure--continue to reach out."At the turn of the century an eager young man asked business tycoon Bernard Baruch for a sure and certain way to make a million dollars. Baruch said there was one sure way: "All you need do is buy a million bags of flour at a dollar a bag and then sell them for two dollars a bag." Baruch didn't know the young man would take him seriously. But that was how August Hecker went on to start up Hecker's Flour Mills, once the largest company of its kind in the world.Once Professor Albert Einstein and Dr. Chaim Weizmann sailed together to America. When they arrived in New York Dr. Weizmann was asked how the two had spent their time on the boat. "Throughout the voyage," Dr. Weizmann replied, "the learned professor kept on talking to me about his theory of relativity." "And what is your opinion about it?" "It seems to me," concluded Dr. Weizmann, "that Professor Einstein understands it very well."Christopher Latham Sholes coined the word typewriter and patented the first commercial machine in 1868 (some earlier versions of the typewriter, intended primarily for the blind had been invented in 1714). Sholes' typewriter was manufactured by Remington and there were some famous early purchasers. Mark Twain typed "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer" on his machine in 1875 (this being the first typewritten manuscript). Henry Miller was the fastest of the author-typists. Probably the most complex typewriter available today is the Chinese typewriter with 5,850 characters on which an expert can type only 11 words per minute.An acquaintance of mine once went to work for an editor in a New York publishing house. The editor had a formidable reputation for attention to detail. After a few weeks I asked my friend how he liked working for someone so thorough. He answered that if the editor were publishing a dictionary he'd require an index!Honor Tracy, a witty Irish author, was not too pleased with the looks of the English edition of her most recent book. She sent the London publisher a copy of the ever-so-much handsomer American edition with a note reading: "As the cock said to the hens when he showed them the ostrich egg, I am not disparaging; I am not criticizing. I merely bring to your attention what is being done elsewhere."When Franklin Roosevelt was first elected President he found himself burdened by old files left by previous administrations. Repeatedly he called the State Department and asked if they could be removed to one of their storage units. But the State Department gave him the run-around. They either promised to get back and never did, or they said there was no room when he knew there had to be. One day he took matters into his own hands. He had himself wheeled from the White House to the old Executive offices next door. With the Under-Secretary of State Sumner Welles accompanying him he made a surprise inspection at the close of the day's business. At random, he picked an office halfway down the hall. F.D.R. entered without announcement to the consternation of State Department aides and clerks and picked the middle drawer in the first file cabinet he found. He opened a folder and read its title, "Horses in China." "I suppose this is an example of the top-priority files the State Department says can't be destroyed. Well, they can now--and the old files are coming over here," he said."What a strange looking cow," said the Chicago city-slicker. "But why doesn't it have any horns?" "Well, you see," said the farmer, "some cows are born without horns and never had any, and others shed theirs, and some we dehorn, and some breeds aren't supposed to have horns at all. There are a lot of reasons why some cows haven't got horns, but the reason why that cow hasn't got horns is because she isn't a cow--she's a horse."&p Pele of Brazil is a soccer player. In soccer you have to move the ball with your feet or legs or body or your head, but never with your hands. Pele was from a very poor town. His father made a soccer ball out of rags for him to play with. By the time Pele was eight he was the best soccer player of all his friends. When he was fifteen a famous retired soccer player took him to the city to try out for a big soccer team. He tried out three times before he made the team. He was so small and skinny that no one thought he could be good. Soon he was the best player on the team. After two years he went to play for Brazil in the World Cup competition. He was the star of the game, and his teammates lifted him up and carried him off the field. Pele became the most famous soccer player in the world.Glaciers are one of the Earth's most amazing things. Glaciers are on every continent in the world except Australia. It takes a long time for a glacier to form. In high mountain valleys the snow falls faster than it can melt. Soon the snow is packed into ice. When the ice becomes deep it gets very heavy. Gravity pulls on the heavy glacier and it begins to move down the mountain. When a large mass of ice moves it is called a glacier. Some glaciers move very fast. Some glaciers move only a few feet a year. When a glacier moves into a warmer land it melts. If a glacier moves to the ocean or a lake, part of it can break off and become an iceberg. During the Ice Age, glaciers covered a third of the Earth and made many of the mountains and rivers and valleys of today.Have you ever heard of singing sand? Well there is such a thing. In many parts of the world there are sand dunes that make noise. In the Mojave Desert the sand makes a loud boom like a tuba. On Sand Mountain in Nevada the sand hums like a bass violin. Some beaches in the British Isles whistle like flutes. Just think if you could put them all together at once. You would have a band! What makes this happen? The way the wind blows causes the grains of sand to rub together. Only when the weather and the shape of the dunes is just right will the music be heard. So next time you are at the beach, maybe you can sing along!Why are animals so different from each other? No two kinds of animals look exactly alike. This is not an accident. Animals fit the places they live, and adapt to the world around them. Adapting helps animals survive. Some animals live in cold weather and some live in very hot weather. A polar bear has warm fur to keep him warm. A walrus has a lot of fat to keep him warm. A penguin has oily feathers to keep the cold water out. A lizard has cold blood to keep him cool. An elephant can use his trunk to spray himself with water to cool off. Adapting also helps animals find food to eat. A seal is streamlined to swim very fast to catch fish. A monkey has a long tail to hang in trees and pick fruit. A hawk has good eyesight to catch small prey far below. A beaver has sharp teeth to eat bark off of trees. A giraffe has a long neck to reach leaves on tall trees. Animals also adapt to protect themselves. A skunk has an odor to scare predators away. A porcupine has sharp quills for protection. A kangaroo has strong legs to hop to safety.Slow as a snail, quick as a bird, green as jade, black as night, neat as an egg with a secret inside. What is it? Born on milkweed leaves and eating nothing else, the butterfly is a caterpillar when it is first born. How does a caterpillar learn how to fly? First the caterpillar spends all his time eating to fatten up for a long rest. When he is ready he hangs from his tail and wiggles out of his skin as if he were taking off his coat. Without his skin he looks like a wet green ball. In a few hours this hardens into a chrysalis. For two weeks he stays there while amazing things happen to him. Then, suddenly, as if out of a deep sleep, he starts to wiggle. The shell cracks, and out he comes, a beautiful butterfly!Hello, my name is Larry the Lion. I am here to tell you about myself. I live with my Mom and Dad and my sister Sally. Our family lives with other lion families. This group of lion families is called a pride. Dad spends his days with the other males defending our pride from danger. Mom is a better hunter than Dad, so she catches most of our food. When Sally and I were born, Mom had to hide us in a safe place until we were two months old because we were helpless against danger. Then when she brought us out we had all the other cubs to play with. Mom says that playing with the other cubs strengthens our muscles and teaches us hunting skills. Like all cats we are most active in the morning and evening. We sleep up to 20 hours a day! Even Mom and Dad sleep that much. Our family is very loving and close. We talk to each other with grunts and woofs and meowing and purring. When Dad roars he can be heard for miles. We try not to make him mad!Sometimes animals have better senses than people. A barn owl can see so well in the dark that he can catch his prey in total darkness. A hawk can see small mice far below. Bats have small eyes, but use sonar to fly in the dark. A dog can hear high-pitched sounds that we cannot hear. Fish do not have eardrums but hear with a more simple type of ear. Snakes do not have ears, but feel vibrations from the ground. Insects do not have ears, but are very sensitive to vibrations. Most animals have a better sense of smell than people. Dogs use their noses more than their eyes and ears. The kiwi bird has a long beak with nostrils at the end for finding food in deep holes. A snake's sense of smell is in his mouth. With his tongue the snake collects air and brings it into his mouth to smell! Fish smell underwater. Whales, dolphins and porpoises cannot smell. Elephants can smell things a mile away. Cats cannot taste sweet things. People have 9,000 taste buds and a cow has 35,000 and eats only grass! Birds taste very little. A lot of animals have whiskers to help them feel things. An elephant has tiny hairs on his trunk to help him feel.Paul Revere lived in Boston over two hundred years ago. He was a very busy man. When he was fifteen his father died and left him with a silversmith shop to tend. Paul made spoons, cups, shoes, buckles, candlesticks and more. To make extra money, young Paul rang the church bells. In those days the church bells were not rung only on Sundays. The church bells were rung for any special occasion. Sometimes Paul had to run to town at a moment's notice as many as three times a day to ring the church bells! Paul married and had many children. By this time there were problems between the Englishmen and the American settlers of New England. The Englishmen were charging very high taxes on everything they brought over from England. When they put a tax on tea, Paul and his friends joined a secret club to stop the high taxes. One night they dressed up as Indians, each with an ax. They climbed onto the ship with the tea and with their axes they opened all the boxes of tea and dumped them into Boston Harbor. All the others went home, but someone had to ride to Philadelphia to spread the news. Paul rode to Philadelphia and back in such a short time that he became the number one messenger in the land. Later Paul became known for his famous midnight ride where he rode ahead of the British who were coming to begin war, calling out, "The British are coming, the British are coming!"The calendar we use today evolved over thousands of years. Long ago calendars were kept a secret by the few men who knew about them. The calendar we use today was invented by Babylonians living in Egypt. Calendars were later adopted in Europe and then America. In the old days, people kept track of months by counting the moon's cycles. The word month comes from the word moon. The sun was used as a yearly clock. A stick was driven into the ground and it took one full year for the shadow to fall on the same place. The Babylonians could see five planets in the sky, and with the sun and the moon they saw seven balls in the sky. They believed that each of these was a God to be worshipped. This is why we now have seven days in a week.Dinosaurs lived millions of years ago. No dinosaurs are alive today. The Earth's climate changed and they could not survive. When the dinosaurs died their bones were covered with sand and mud. Over the years these were pressed into stone. The dinosaur bones became fossils. The first fossil was found by accident. Then many diggers looked for more of the dinosaur fossils. They found many different types of dinosaurs. They found dinosaur egg fossils which had been laid in deep pits. They even found baby dinosaur bones. Some of the dinosaurs ate only plants, and some of them were very fierce meat eaters that ate any animal they found. Some of them could fly like a bird.William Shakespeare was one of the greatest writers who ever lived. He wrote plays and poetry that were translated into many languages. His plays are still performed today. Bill lived in England four hundred years ago. His father, the son of a farmer, was a glove maker. His mother also came from a farmer's family. When he was seven he went to school. Only boys went to school in those days. When he was fourteen his father became poor and Bill had to stop going to school. He married at eighteen and had three children. Years later in London, where stage plays were a very popular art form, Bill became very well known. He wrote two plays or so a year for the actors to perform. Some of his plays were funny, some very sad. He also wrote beautiful poetry called sonnets. One of the most famous plays he wrote was "Romeo and Juliet.""Isn't this amazing!" she exclaimed, in a loud voice. "I'll bet you $100 you don't know this! I'll bet you 95% of the modern world doesn't know this!" "What on earth are you talking about?" he asked, puzzled. She paused, sat down, and began; he listened, his eyes wide open. "The first 3 of the 7 wonders of the ancient world!" she said (in a soft voice). She described them as follows: 1. The pyramids of Egypt. There were 3 pyramids: Khufu, Khafra & Menkaura. The largest was built by Khufu (Cheops), a king of the 4th Dynasty. Height: 482 feet (now 450 feet). Base: 755 feet long. It contains 2,300,000 blocks of stone; each weighs 2.5 tons. Built around 2800 B.C. (2.5 tons * 2,300,000 blocks = very heavy) 2. Hanging Gardens of Babylon. Built by Nebuchadnezzar (some name). He built them in 600 B.C., supposedly to please his wife, Amuhia. The gardens were laid out on top of a vaulted building, and had provisions for raising water. The terraces rose from 75 to 300 feet. 3. Statue of Zeus (Jupiter) at Olympia. This statue was the work of Phidias (5th century B.C.) and was made of gold and ivory (or so say the experts), but all trace of the opulent statue has vanished."You may know the first 3 of the 7 wonders of the ancient world," she said, "but I bet you don't know the other 4." "You're right," he said. "What are they?" She described them: 4. Temple of Artemis (Diana) at Ephesus. This temple was begun in 350 B.C. in honor of a non-Greek goddess who became identified with the Greek goddess called Artemis. The temple had Ionic columns which stretched 60 ft. in the air and was destroyed by the Goths in A.D. 262. 5. Mausoleum at Halicarnassus. Queen Artemisia had this monument built in memory of her husband, King Mausolus of Caria in Asia Minor. He died in 353 B.C. Some of this ancient wonder still exists in the British Museum. The modern word, "Mausoleum," originated because of this ancient memorial. 6. Colossus at Rhodes. The sculptor Chares built this bronze statue of Helios (about 105 ft. high) after 12 years of hard work. It was finished in 280 B.C. and destroyed in an earthquake in 224 B.C. 7. Pharos of Alexandria. This is the lighthouse of Alexandria built by Sostratus of Cnidus in the 3rd century B.C. on the island of Pharos off the coast of Egypt. It was destroyed by earthquake in the 13th century.American Indians knew all about popcorn for hundreds of years; some scientists have dated some popcorn remains found in New Mexico and discovered them to be 5,600 years old! The Indians even gave some to the Pilgrims at the first Thanksgiving. The popcorn popping machine was invented in 1885 and the attractive wagons sold popcorn on the street corners of many towns and cities. Corn was cheap; the 1897 Sears Roebuck catalog advertised a 25-pound bag of corn (still on the cob) for $1.00. But popcorn didn't catch on in the United States until 1914, when Cloid H. Smith founded the American Pop Corn Company (and called his product Jolly Time popcorn). He thought popcorn could become a viable home snack product and packaged it in 1-pound containers. Cloid H. Smith had an instant hit on his hands! In the first year he sold 75,000 pounds of popcorn and he moved into bigger quarters. He had some trouble when his popcorn dried out in the cardboard packages and wouldn't pop properly. In 1925 the American Can Co. developed an airtight metal can that kept the kernels fresh. Popcorn became extremely popular and eventually (during the Depression), it was sold in movie theaters. By 1947, 85% of the movie theaters sold popcorn. By 1948 over 300,000 acres of farmland grew popcorn. With the onset of television popcorn went into a slump. People stopped going to the movies and stopped eating popcorn. That is until the popcorn people realized they should promote popcorn to accompany television! This strategy worked--a 1951 survey showed that 63% of TV watchers ate popcorn from 1-4 nights per week, and another 10% ate popcorn as much as 6 to 7 nights per week.OWhat liquid never makes things wet? Mercury. Where did Hot Dogs get their name? They used to be called Dachshund Sausages. One day a journalist was watching people eat them on a cold day, so he nicknamed them hot dogs! What fish can jump out of water to catch insects in the air? A Hatchet fish. Did you know that when the moon is a crescent and you can see the rest of it dimly shining that it is because light from the sun shines on the moon then is reflected to the earth and back to the moon again? What baby bird has to jump when he is too young to fly? The Giant Canada Gosling. He is born in the cliffs high above the Missouri River and is so soft and fluffy that he just bounces on his way down to the river where he will grow up and learn to fly!Did you know that space is more than just the sky at night? Space is all around us. Everything takes up room in space. Your house, you, even rain takes up room in space. Did you know that when we ask where something is we are also asking when? Because nothing stays in place forever. If you ask, "Where is the dog?" you are really asking, "Where is the dog now?" Even mountains move over millions of years. You cannot have space without time. You cannot have two things in one place at one time. There are directions in time and space. Things go up and down, or left and right. Things that have already happened to you are behind you in time, and things that are going to happen to you are in the future.There are nine planets in our solar system. All nine planets revolve around the sun. All planets also rotate, or spin. Some planets are small and some are big. Some are close to the sun and some are far away. The closest planet to the sun is Mercury. Mercury is a small planet that revolves around the sun in eight days. The second planet is Venus. Venus is called the Earth's twin because it is about the same size. Venus revolves around the sun in 200 days. The third planet is Earth. This is the only planet we are sure has life on it. Earth is the middle planet because there are four planets bigger and four planets smaller. Earth revolves around the sun in 365 days. We call this a year. The fourth planet is Mars. It looks red in the sky. It revolves around the sun in six hundred days. The fifth planet is Jupiter. It is the biggest planet. It is as big as one thousand Earths. Jupiter revolves around the sun once in twelve years. The sixth planet is Saturn. Saturn is the second-largest planet in the solar system and has a mass 95 times that of Earth. Uranus and Neptune are the seventh and eighth planets. They are both very far away from the sun. It takes Uranus 84 years to revolve, and Neptune 165 years. Planet number nine is Pluto. Pluto is very small. It is the farthest planet away from the sun and is very cold. It revolves around the sun in 250 years!Hello, my name is Eddie the African Elephant. I am here to talk to you about myself and my family. I am four years old. I just stopped drinking my mother's milk and started eating grass and leaves and bark like all the other elephants. Did you know that my parents can eat 300 pounds of food and drink 50 gallons of water in one day? We need to be near water when it is hot out so that we can stay cool. I use my trunk to spray myself with water. I know how to dig water holes in the ground using my feet and tusks. I live with my mother and father, my sister, my aunts, uncles and cousins. We share a watering hole with other families. My father is 13 feet tall and weighs six tons! I will bet your dad isn't that big! My grandma is 70 years old. Everyone in my family loves each other. We play and we can even hug in our own way. We are a happy elephant family.Pocahontas was an Indian girl. She was the daughter of Chief Powhatan. Her name means, "Full of Frolic." Her real name was Motaka, which means, "Little Snow Feather." Indians thought it would bring evil spirits to speak one's real name aloud. When the settlers arrived from New England they began to trade with the Indians. One of the settlers was captured by Pocahontas' tribe. His name was John Smith. Chief Powhatan adopted him as a stepson and a stepbrother to Pocahontas. When John Smith's town, Jamestown, was burned down Chief Powhatan sent Pocahontas with food and supplies to help his adopted son's people. Soon Pocahontas became familiar with both worlds. She lived with the Indians and also sometimes lived with the settlers.Break dancing is fun. My name is Tommy. I belong to a dance crew called the "Electric Boogie Men." The electric boogie is a dance that looks like a robotic doll. There are other dances too. The Sidewalk Somersault, the Hand Glide, and more. My friends and I really strut our stuff. We dive, whirl on a shoulder, twirl on our heads. We jump and jerk. We spin and slide. It's hard work and it's fun. When we dance people gather around to see. We each take a turn that lasts for a minute. If we tried to do a whole dance alone we would get too tired. We use a piece of cardboard to dance on so we can spin more easily. 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